WIP

stands for WORK IN PROGRESS

Why this name?

Because we are constantly learning throughout life, whether we want to or not. In other words, we are always in a (learning) process.

Whether you are just getting to know your new dog or overcoming new challenges together – you are learning side by side, and that is a wonderful thing.

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As a dog walker, I often hear the expectation that big dogs and adult dogs should "already know how to behave." However, many dogs today are adopted from animal rescues. They arrive in a completely new environment and must first find their feet and understand what we actually want from them. Before this, they were entirely on their own, and that worked for them too.

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It is important to me that dogs are kept busy during my care in a way that fits their age and bread. At the same time, they should be able to play, discover their surroundings, and explore the world with their noses. Rest periods are also a vital part of my routine to ensure a healthy balance. I closely monitor individual health limitations, such as allergies, mobility issues, or the need for muscle building.

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My mission is to help dog owners integrate their dog(s) smoothly into daily life – even when childcare, business meetings, business trips, or other commitments take up a lot of time.

Owners whose dogs bring unique challenges are particularly close to my heart. This includes, for example, rescue cases or dogs showing anxiety and/or aggression.

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My goal is to support you so that your dog can stay in the right environment and does not have to go (back) to a shelter. I want to help dogs and their families live together harmoniously despite everyday stress – with clarity, trust, and support tailored specifically to you.